In 1833, a tramway was built in a small town to the east of Toronto. This was only the first of a series of railways built through Whitby over the next 150 years. Stand Clear of the Doors tells the story of these railways, how they affected Whitby and how railway mania turned to decline and finally to growth once more. This history, complete with archival and contemporary photography of Whitby’s railway scene, is essential reading for any local history or railway enthusiast.
About the Author
Thomas Blampied
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UK and Canada
Thomas Blampied is a railway enthusiast, photographer and history student. His works have appeared in various publications on three continents. He currently divides his time between Canada and the United Kingdom.
Publish Date November 13, 2010
Dimensions Pocket 98 pgs
Black and White printing (on cream uncoated paper)
Category History
Tags grand trunk, canadian pacific, canadian national, via rail, go transit, history, cp, cn, ontario, whitby, canada, railway